Vol. 4, Issue 27, October 2018

Article 1

Bio-MEMS - MEMS for Biomedical Applications

Continuous monitoring of physiological parameters of patients is important medical requirement in many cases especially when patients are in critical state. One of the important physiological parameters is blood pressure. In our country 1 out of every 8 persons above 30 year of age suffer from high blood pressure. In extreme cases continuous monitoring of blood pressure is required. Similarly continuous intraocular pressure (IOP) measurement is required in Glaucoma which is one of major reason for blindness. The conventional methods used by the medical practitioners for measurement of blood pressure referred to as extracorporeal methods like blood pressure cuff kit, tonometer (for IOP measurement) are not very suitable for continuous monitoring...

Mr. Amit Monga

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Article 2

Zero Day Software Vulnerability

Software vulnerabilities are flaws or glitches or weaknesses that are created by developers totally unintentionally in software programs or in operating systems. Vulnerabilities can lead to security loopholes, threats and can be exploited by hackers or cyber criminals. Zero day vulnerability or zero day attack refers to the attack on software vulnerability that was previously unknown. It also refers to the attack on software vulnerability which becomes known on the very same day. It is important for the user to understand the seriousness of zero day vulnerability. If a user is experiencing a zero-day vulnerability in a software program it means that vendor of the software is not yet aware about this flaw and if this software is used by a million of users around the globe then the level of security risk involved is quite high...

By: Ms. Harpreet Kaur

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About Technology Connect Aim of Technology Connect is to share with students & faculty the latest developments, technologies & updates in almost all fields of engineering and thereby promoting knowledge sharing. We started in 2015 and currently Volume 4 is in publication. Over 100 articles were published in Vol. 1, 2 & 3 combined. Earlier the frequency of publication was weekly but starting from June 2018 we have decided to publish it fortnightly. All our readers are welcome to contribute articles to Technology Connect. Just drop an email to the editor.

Editorial Team
Editor: Mr. Sagar Juneja, Associate Professor, ECE, Chitkara University, H.P.
Consulting Editor: Dr. Rajnish Sharma, Dean (Research), CURIN, Chitkara University, India
Designer: Mr. Arun Goyal, Student, CSE, Chitkara University, H.P.


Vol. 4, Issue 27, October 2018
Article 1 Bio-MEMS - MEMS for Biomedical Applications Continuous monitoring of physiological parameters of patients is important medical requirement in many cases especially when patients are in critical state. One of the important physiological parameters is blood pressure. In our country 1 out of every 8 persons above 30 year of age suffer from high blood pressure. In extreme cases continuous monitoring of blood pressure is required. Similarly continuous intraocular pressure (IOP) measurement is required in Glaucoma which is one of major reason for blindness. The conventional methods used by the medical practitioners for measurement of blood pressure referred to as extracorporeal methods like blood pressure cuff kit, tonometer (for IOP measurement) are not very suitable for continuous monitoring... Mr. Amit Monga Read More>>> Article 2 Zero Day Software Vulnerability Software vulnerabilities are flaws or glitches or weaknesses that are created by developers totally unintentionally in software programs or in operating systems. Vulnerabilities can lead to security loopholes, threats and can be exploited by hackers or cyber criminals. Zero day vulnerability or zero day attack refers to the attack on software vulnerability that was previously unknown. It also refers to the attack on software vulnerability which becomes known on the very same day. It is important for the user to understand the seriousness of zero day vulnerability. If a user is experiencing a zero-day vulnerability in a software program it means that vendor of the software is not yet aware about this flaw and if this software is used by a million of users around the globe then the level of security risk involved is quite high... By: Ms. Harpreet Kaur Read More>>>
Previous Issue Issue 26 Article 1: Complete Cure of Psoriasis by Ayurveda - A Solution from Chitkara University Article 2: Fascinating World of Underwater Robots Click Here A platform where best Technology Connect articles in a quarter, based on readers' rating are discussed among likeminded people. CLICK HERE to rate. Inaugural Talk held on April 27. Pictures available HERE
About Technology Connect Aim of Technology Connect is to share with students & faculty the latest developments, technologies & updates in almost all fields of engineering and thereby promoting knowledge sharing. We started in 2015 and currently Volume 4 is in publication. Over 100 articles were published in Vol. 1, 2 & 3 combined. Earlier the frequency of publication was weekly but starting from June 2018 we have decided to publish it fortnightly. All our readers are welcome to contribute articles to Technology Connect. Just drop an email to the editor. Editorial Team Editor: Mr. Sagar Juneja, Associate Professor, ECE, Chitkara University, H.P. Consulting Editor: Dr. Rajnish Sharma, Dean (Research), CURIN, Chitkara University, India Designer: Mr. Arun Goyal, Student, CSE, Chitkara University, H.P.